 |
| Export a live VM using Powershell |
To do that you use a very simple powershell script
Export-VM -Name $VMNAME -Path $PATH
Now you can use this in a loop script to export your VMs to a network storage location, external drive, what ever you need.
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Use powershell to do an export of a running Hyper-V Guest.
To do that you use a very simple powershell script
Export-VM -Name $VMNAME -Path $PATH
Now you can use this in a loop script to export your VMs to a network storage location, external drive, what ever you need.
How to fix CURL call imporitng an RSS feed on a site blocking CURL calls
There is a 3rd party service provider that my organization uses called bibliocommons. They have these nice book carousels. However the car...
-
When working in a test environment you don't exactly want something to have internet access; so you need to be able to download files in... -
Automatic updates can be a huge bane for IT Administrators, especially if it is a server you have to have up and you don't have any scal...
-
Kaspersky Security Center Error Failed to establish connection with the remote device (location: http://localhost:13291) connection has fa...
